TAMANA: At Home in Africa
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And in India we find mention of the god Manu, who is suppose to have saved mankind after a similar great flood. All of these stories have a common theme.
That theme is the presence in ancient times of pluvial climate which led to mankind learning more about the navigation of the seas, and boat building. It would appear that because of the world wide flooding of low land areas, the only safe place to live at this time may have been the highland areas of Saharan Africa.
It is this theory which has led to the Tamana culture bearers being called ;Proto-Saharans. It would appear the Tamana people belonged to an ancient confederation called Maa. It would appear that the name Maa, was either their great ancestor Noah, Atra Hasis and etc. In honor of this great ancestor the descendants of the Tamana people use the term ma, to denote 'greatness or highness'. For example the term for 'great' is, Magyar: Maga- s; Manding Maga; and Dravidian Ma. The Tamana people also claim descent from the great Maa, founder of the Fish Confederation.
For illus tration, the Manding or Mandikan people call themselves Ma-nde the children of Ma ; the Sumerians called themselves Mah-Gar-ri exalted children ; while the Magyar refer to themselves as Muh-ger-ri Mogeri or Ma-ka-r exalted children. The research of Dr.
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Vamos-Toth indicate that the Tamana had their own writing as proven by the similar ity of the pottery writing found on ancient pottery from Africa and Eurasia. In addition they possessed an outstanding boat technology and knowledge of nautical astronomy. Vamos Toth Bator, after years of research has found the missing link in ancient history, that is nu merous toponyms around the world that point to a common origin around the world.
Although many scholars would dispute this claim right away, without reviewing the evidence , the results of Dr. Vamos Toth's research when viewed with an open mind and the hundreds of toponyms that he has discovered which show a link between place-names Africa Eurasia and the Americas, that deserves to be examined by other academics.
A key element of Vamos Toth research has been the discovery of regularity of prefixed or suffixed place- name elements. The toponymic data collected by Vamos Toth compliments the work of N. The discovery of the -ari element in many toponymic examples by Vamos Toth is signifi cant because ari, agrees with ur, the Dravidian suffix for 'city, village or town'.
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This corresponds to terms in the Manding languages where we have furu 'property of a clan'. This compliments the findings of Lahovary of the widespread use of ar, among the hydronomic names from Europe to India. Vamos Toth gives many Tamana place-names with the ma- element,this agrees with the Manding word ma: Another common place-name element found by Dr. Vamos Toth is ka and ki.
The ka element seems to represent an inhabited area. For example, in the Dravidian languages ka, means fortification, in Manding languages -ka , is a locative suffix joined to place-names while in Swahili ka, means 'to live in , dwell. In Sumerian -ki, is the past position determinative placed after the name of places and countries.
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The final Tamana place-name element covered by Bator,are: These terms from the study of the languages spoken by the Tamana culture bearers were used to refer to home or domicile. For example, the bo or bu element is often found in the terms for house, e. How do I know if the property is available? How can I contact the owner?
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